Right, that's it! I'm done with you goin tellin' all these folks my dirty little secruts!!Welcome Jim from another Brit . Grumpys just trying to clear his wardrobe, his footwear are all throwbacks from when he was Freddie Mercurys stunt double !
Have tried several rides w/Corbin seats and agree with the assessment that they are too hard for 400+ mile days. Thank you for your advise.
The boots I wear while not being as tall as ones pictured have a thick sole. Any thicker and I would not want to walk very far in them. Thank you for your response!Hi Jim and welcome to the forum from the British Isles. Another solution to the saddle height would be to adopt and wear that 70's fashion icon - the platform boots??
Wearing the tires out seems to be easy with all the torque this bike has. Would you happen to know the actual difference in ride height the tire change will make? Of the several replies I have received this seems to be the most practical for me. appreciate you including height and inseam info. I believe my rear tire is 10% tall as my odometer reads low compared to riding partners who fuel at same time as I do. It is currently running 240/55. Thank you for your reply.....time to go riding!Just wear the front tire off and switch to a 140 front. And stay with the 240/50 instead of the 240/55 she will sit lower. I'm 5'10" 150ish 31 inseam depending on who makes them. And she sits fine. Or as mitzy said you can by a Corbin rock it will lower you by decreasing the thickness of you wallet
Just wear the front tire off and switch to a 140 front. And stay with the 240/50 instead of the 240/55 she will sit lower. I'm 5'10" 150ish 31 inseam depending on who makes them. And she sits fine. Or as mitzy said you can by a Corbin rock it will lower you by decreasing the thickness of you wallet
